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Where your entry goes

Every climb
gives back

All proceeds from the Allen Clark Hill Climb benefit Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports — an organization that meant a great deal to Allen, and one that shares his belief that the mountains belong to everyone.

Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports

Who they are

Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports is one of the largest and most comprehensive year-round adaptive sports non-profits in the country. Through cycling, skiing, paddling, climbing and more, they help people of all abilities get outdoors, build confidence, and push their own limits — the same spirit that drew Allen back to the Gap year after year.

Programs run statewide and are offered regardless of a participant’s ability to pay, which is exactly why the money raised at this climb matters.

Adaptive sit-skier carving a turn
Adaptive mountain biking on a Vermont trail
Paddling program on a Vermont lake
Vermont Adaptive volunteer guides on the mountain

Vermont Adaptive programs run year-round — skiing, cycling, paddling and more, led by trained volunteer guides.

100%
of net proceeds go to Vermont Adaptive
3,000+
Vermonters served each year
All
abilities, all seasons, statewide

Ride for a reason

Sign up for the climb and your entry goes straight to work. Want to give more? You can donate to Vermont Adaptive directly.